Hitler's Germany, 1929-45
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- Hitler's Germany, 1929-45 How and why was Hitler able to become Chancellor in January 1933?
- The Impact of the Wall Street Crash and Depression on Germany
- The economic depression from the WSC in America in 1929 spread to Germany who were weak after WW1.
- Germany-drop in trade, unemployment reached 6 million and American Banks demanded repayment of loans.
- Low wages and part time working- couldn't afford the rent- homeless.
- German Government powerless-proportional representation-parties had to form coalitions.
- Many people looked towards EXTREMIST GROUPS-Communist and Nazi (appealed to different groups of people)-Nazis aimed at broad groups
- Propaganda heavily used-'ein Volk, ein Reich, ein Fuhrer' (One People, One Nation, One Leader)
- Josef Goebbels-Head of Propaganda in the Nazi Party in1926
- The Nazi Private Army, the Brown shirts(SA) threatened political opponents
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- Anger over TofV resurfaced
- The Weimar System of Government
- Proportional Representation= Coalition Governments
- Parties who were joined together often disagreed
- ARTICLE 48-the President could make laws in an emergency without consulting the Reichstag
- General Von Hindenburg
- Heinrich Burning- Chancellor between 1930-32-His policies were unpopular
- Nazi Party growing in popularity
- Proportional Representation= Coalition Governments
- The Impact of the Wall Street Crash and Depression on Germany
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